Between visits, clients run a guided exam at home — posture, gait, facial close-up — and Como returns a clinical report built on published thresholds, ready for your workup.
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We’ll contact you at when your cohort opens — we’ll bring the guided exam and the report format to you at onboarding. Nothing else is needed from you now.
Between visits, the client records a guided exam at home — posture, gait, and a facial close-up — following the app’s prompts.
Como measures what the recording shows and reads each measurement against published thresholds — symmetry against Keegan (2004), pain on the CMPS-SF scale (Reid 2007).
Where a recording cannot support a measurement, that measurement is voided in the report. It is not estimated, interpolated, or carried forward.
A structured report — scores, joint alerts, differentials ranked against SNOMED-CT, and a recommended workup — sent to the practice before the visit.
Findings are prompts for hands-on assessment. A flagged measurement is not a diagnosis, and an unflagged report does not rule out disease.
Every report follows the same structure, so your team reads it the same way every time — scores first, then the measurements behind them.
Read against published thresholds (Keegan 2004).
In every reportCMPS-SF pain score (Reid 2007) and grimace score in every report.
In every reportFindings mapped to the joints they point to.
In every reportDifferentials ranked against SNOMED-CT.
Coded, not free textPalpation, ROM, imaging — a suggested next step in every report.
Suggested, not prescribedMeasurements the data can’t support are voided, never estimated.
Applied to every measurement“6-year-old, no visible lameness. Symmetry index 41.5% — nearly three times the screening threshold. Early osteoarthritis ranked first. Confirmed on examination.”
One case, recorded as it presented. It is an example of the report’s reasoning, not a performance claim — most reports flag nothing, and a flag is a prompt to examine, not a finding in itself.
Tell us about your practice. Places are onboarded in small cohorts.
We set your practice up and give your clients the guided exam.
Reports arrive with you before the visit, ready for your workup.
Where the programme stands, listed as it stands.
For veterinary practices. This is the brief the welcome email points to — one link, nothing to download.
Como is a screening and monitoring tool for dogs and cats. Between visits, your clients run a short, guided exam at home with a phone. Como measures what the camera can support and returns a structured clinical report to your practice — ready for your workup, before the client walks in.
It does not diagnose. Every report routes the case back to the practice for hands-on assessment.
The client is walked through three captures, with on-screen positioning guidance:
Patient: Como, 6.1-year-old Pomapoo. No visible lameness reported by the owner. Symmetry index: 41.5% — nearly three times the 15% screening threshold. Overall reading: “Mild — Monitor” — CMPS-SF pain score 1/19, grimace 1.19/8. Early-stage osteoarthritis ranked first among the differentials. Confirmed on examination at the practice.
The point of the case: the dog looked sound. The measurement is what surfaced the case.
Questions, or a case you’d like us to look at: admin@comoai.app
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